Reputation: 31
I'm trying to translate some htaccess files to Nginx vhost configuration, and i'm having trouble with this:
RewriteCond %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/img/id_$1_$2 -f
RewriteRule ^id/(.+)/(.+)$ img/id_$1_$2 [NC,L]
As you can see, this condition checks if a file exists using some regex to generate filename dynamically by the URL entered.
The following nginx directive do the rewrite correctly but doesn't checks for the file bofore:
rewrite ^/id/(.+)/(.+)$ /img/id_$1_$2 break;
I just want to do this rewrite if the file really exists, and if not another rewrite will happen.
All ideas may help. Thanks a lot.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 3341
Reputation: 19662
try_files $uri $uri/ @what_to_do;
From there, define a new location as follows:
location @what_to_do {
rewrite ^/id/(.+)/(.+)$ /img/id_$1_$2 break;
}
The try_files
directive will attempt to find files at $uri and then at $uri/ , where $uri is the path specified in the URL. Failing this, it will then go to the @what_to_do location block, where the rewrite is.
Bonus point: this also allows you to neatly separate your rewrite rules from the rest of the server config!
Upvotes: 1